The head cut off on the Dragon-executing Platform was not the true body of River Ji Dragon Sovereign, but a deity in the form of a dragon-headed human that represented his authority.
However, in some respects, the impact of cutting off the influence of the River Ji Dragon Sovereign's authority was far greater than killing a River Ji Dragon Sovereign.
Throughout the tens of thousands of years of Dragon Tribe history, there have been Dragon Sovereigns who have fallen, those who have lost their throne due to internal power struggles, and those who have destroyed themselves due to dereliction of duty.
But every Dragon Sovereign has held onto their position until their last breath, maintaining their dignity as the Dragon Sovereign of the Four Waterways when they assumed their positions.
Not a single Dragon Sovereign has been humiliated in public like Ao Lang, shackled in chains and stripped of his authority on the Dragon-executing Platform.
